Terminal/ASCII based browser #440
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This is a great idea! Can anyone give me an outline of how to do this?
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Using Search Engine APIs can be expensive and you need to create accounts
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ASCII/Terminal based browser can be used for normal web browsing / search
engines without APIs. LLMs are usually good in extracting relevant data
from ASCII based browsers. Implement a lightweight ASCII based browser like
W3M, Links2 or eLinks and such and make the machine use that for web search.
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If you are willing to spend 20-30 $ you can utilize the large token window of Claude 3 and use https://github.com/mufeedvh/code2prompt to upload the entire code base into claude 3 opus. From experience, it will not be able to tell you exactly what to do, but it will very likely put your awareness to the right parts of the code without you needed to learn the full code base. The biggest obstacle would be to find a way that the LLM agent can use the ascii browser to open links from the ascii browser. This should ultimately be necessary though, to actively crawl the web. |
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- Add W3MBrowser class for lightweight web browsing - Implement navigation and content extraction - Add comprehensive test suite - Add documentation for ASCII browser integration - Update requirements.txt with test dependencies Co-Authored-By: Erkin Alp Güney <[email protected]>
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Is your feature request related to a problem?
Using Search Engine APIs can be expensive and you need to create accounts and hence share data and become third party dependent.
Describe the solution you'd like
ASCII/Terminal based browser can be used for normal web browsing / search engines without APIs or screenshots. LLMs are usually good in extracting relevant data from ASCII based browsers. Implement a lightweight ASCII based browser like W3M, Links2 or eLinks and such and make the machine use that for web search.
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